Director of 'Seoul Spring' Uses Kling 4.0 for AI Short Film With Startlingly Real Insect Scenes
xiaohu · x · 2026-10-15
- Blogger xiaohu tested Kling 4.0's 30-second long-take camera following capability.
- Kim Sung-su, director of Seoul Spring, has already used Kling 4.0 in his AI short film Bug Train — one shot shows passengers squeezed against giant insects in the same subway car, with unsettlingly realistic body collisions.
- Kim says this upgrade brings them closer to genuine filmmaking with AI.
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